Music From The Body - Ron Geesin & Roger Waters - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Released in 1970, 'Music From The Body' is a fascinating collaboration between Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters and the idiosyncratic composer Ron Geesin. Conceived as the soundtrack to Roy Battersby’s documentary 'The Body,' this album ventures far from conventional rock, weaving together avant-garde effects, spoken word, and acoustic textures. Geesin’s playful inventiveness is the perfect foil for Waters’ introspective wit, resulting in a record that feels at once intimate and unbound by genre. The sonic palette includes everything from heartbeat rhythms to whimsical vocalizations, inviting listeners to explore the very essence of human existence through sound. It’s a deeply creative work that foreshadows Waters’ later conceptual brilliance with Pink Floyd, while giving Geesin’s eclectic artistry a wider audience. For collectors and fans of boundary-pushing music, this album stands as a testament to the era’s fearless spirit of experimentation. Owning 'Music From The Body' is like holding a piece of rock history that refuses to sit quietly on the shelf—it rewards every attentive listen with new discoveries in texture and tone. Track List: A1 - Our Song - A2 - Sea Shell And Stone - A3 - Red Stuff Writhe - A4 - A Gentle Breeze Blew Through Life - A5 - Lick Your Partners - A6 - Bridge Passage For Three Plastic Teeth - A7 - Chain Of Life - A8 - The Womb Bit - A9 - Embryo Thought - A10 - March Past Of The Embryos - A11 - More Than Seven Dwarfs In Penis-Land - A12 - Dance Of The Red Corpuscles - B1 - Body Transport - B2 - Hand Dance - Full Evening Dress - B3 - Breathe - B4 - Old Folks Ascension - B5 - Bed-Time-Dream-Clime - B6 - Piddle In Perspex - B7 - Embryonic Womb-Walk - B8 - Mrs. Throat Goes Walking - B9 - Sea Shell And Soft Stone - B10 - Give Birth To A Smile -